Good points he makes; I'm a little weirded out from where he's coming from, though. Not sure I should be, but I am.

He says:

"But the answer to bad theology is not secularism; it is, rather, good theology. It is not always wrong to invoke the name of God and the claims of religion in the public life of a nation, as some secularists say. Where would we be without the prophetic moral leadership of Martin Luther King Jr., Desmond Tutu, and Oscar Romero?"

I'm left wondering why "we" have to invoke god at all; moral leadership doesn't need to involve god.